“To knock down” in Japanese
Short answer
To knock down in Japanese is “転ばす” (korobasu). Full meaning: to knock down, to topple.
Other ways to say “To knock down” in Japanese
はっ倒す
hattaosu to slap down, to knock down, to floor
突き崩す
tsukikuzusu to knock down, to tear down, to level, to raze; to crush (e.g. enemy), to throw into confusion; to refute, to pick apart, to undermine
ぶっ倒す
buttaosu to knock down, to bring down
打ち倒す
uchitaosu to knock down, to defeat
殴り倒す
naguritaosu to knock down, to knock out
打ちのめす
uchinomesu to knock (someone) down, to floor, to beat up; to deal a devastating blow (from which one cannot recover), to devastate (emotionally), to crush, to overwhelm, to defeat resoundingly, to give (an opponent) a drubbing; to knock (someone) down, to floor
叩きのめす
tatakinomesu to knock down, to beat up (till unable to stand)
突き転ばす
tsukikorobasu to knock (a person) down
張り飛ばす
haritobasu to knock down, to send flying
叩き伏せる
tatakifuseru to knock down, to utterly defeat
打ち落とす
uchiotosu to knock down, to shoot down, to lop off
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